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[ThomasLie]

Hello,

i have a problem to find the css settings, where i can set the bottom margin of the text Element.

I have made a testsite (www.katharina-liensberger.at/testseite), to try the margin settings of sections, rows, columns and some Elements inside the columns.

In each element the “man” (margin/all/null) setting in the classfield works well but not in Textelement. The high of the column where i put the text element is much more than the high of the text element. In Chrome i have found, that the bottom-margin of the p class is 2.15em. If i change this to 0em manualy, then its OK. Have a look at the prints in attachment.

I am not realy fit in css coding therefore i don’t know, what i can do to solve this problem.

Thanks for your answers

[Rahul]

Hi there,

In your cornerstone options of the text element, scroll down to class field and add the following CSS :

margin-bottom: 10px;

You can change the value as per your need.

Thanks

[ThomasLie]

Hi Rahul,

sorry, but that dosen’t work. Have a look at this sample screenshot with the text element in the first position …

[Joao]

Hi There,

It is not working because you put the code inside the CLASS BOX please use the same code the box below STYLE BOX

https://s3.amazonaws.com/community-themeco/app/uploads/2016/05/13115030/Sample.png

That will work for sure.

Let us know if you need further help.

Joao

[ThomasLie]

Hi,

sorry but also in the STYLE Box it dosen’t work.

If i write (margin-bottom: -2.15em;) in the style box then it’s good. But i think, that is not the right way.

Greetings

[ThomasLie]

Hi,

i have made another test with the raw content element: If i put there a

<p> Text… </p>

content, then it is the same as the Text Element. I think in the .p Class there is the css setting for the margin-bottom 2.15em ….

[Friech]

Hi There,

define this class to your custom css on customizer

.txt-mbn p {margin-bottom: 0 !important;}

Then add this class txt-mbn to the Text Element that you dont want to have a bottom margin.

You can adjust the 0 value where you see it fits.

Hope it helps, Cheers!

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